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As seen in: The Greenville News, SKIN The Journal of Cutaneous Medicine, EJSO - European Journal of Surgical Oncology
Greenville News reporter covering Pickens County. Love my dog, traveling and definitely eating.

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Accuracy of PET/CT in the diagnosis of pelvic lymph node metastases in melanoma: A subgroup analysis of the evaluation of groin lymphadenectomy extent for metastatic melanoma (EAGLE-FM) trial

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By Michael Russell, Louise Emmett, Barbara Peric, Robyn Saw, John Spillane, João Pedreira Duprat, Chris Allan, Barbara van Leeuwen, Marco Rastrelli, Hans de Wilt, Julie Howle, Andrew Spillane, Vinicius Vazquez, Marc Moncreiff, Rowan Pritchard-Jones, Jenny Geh
| EJSO - European Journal of Surgical Oncology Verified
The Role of Serum S100B as a Clinical Follow-up Tool for Disease Recurrence in Stage III Melanoma Patients
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Pickens school board scrutinized after report

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By Julie Howle
| The Greenville News Verified
The Pickens County school district recently received reaccreditation from a private rating firm, but some findings in the company’s report regarding the school board have alarmed a group of county business leaders and parents. Board attorney William F. “Bick” Halligan said the board is moving to correct deficiencies cited by the accrediting firm, AdvancED. “The board is not ignoring it,” said Halligan of Child & Halligan law firm in Columbia.
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Clemson plans project to replace aging sewer lines

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By Julie Howle
| The Greenville News Verified
Some Clemson residents could see improved sewer service as aging pipes, some of which are around 50 years old, are replaced in the city. Crews could finish this week surveying sewer lines for the city as part of preparations for an upcoming sewer line replacement project, said Kent Guthrie, city engineer for Clemson.
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